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Yashmerino
Romania
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
I make different kind of coding videos such as code tutorials, programming language reviews and the latest tech-related news. Buckle up, let's dive together into the coding journey.
For business inquiries: yashmerino@gmail.com
For business inquiries: yashmerino@gmail.com
Is AI Really Just If-Else Statements?
AI (Artificial Intelligence) is way more complex than if-else statements. While if-else statements are basic programming tools, AI uses advanced techniques and algorithms that go far beyond simple conditional logic.
#ai #chatgpt #coding
🌿 My Social Links
- linktr.ee/yashmerino
📃 Topics Covered
- What is AI?
- Machine Learning and Deep Learning
- Is AI Really Just If-Else Statements?
#ai #chatgpt #coding
🌿 My Social Links
- linktr.ee/yashmerino
📃 Topics Covered
- What is AI?
- Machine Learning and Deep Learning
- Is AI Really Just If-Else Statements?
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Why You Should Stop Using Clean Code
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Code is clean if it can be understood easily - by everyone on the team. Clean code can be read and enhanced by a developer other than its original author. With understandability comes readability, changeability, extensibility and maintainability. #programming #coding #cleancode 🌿 My Social Links - linktr.ee/yashmerino 📃 Topics Covered - What is Clean Code? - Why you should stop using Clean Code...
Why You Should Avoid Inheritance
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In object-oriented programming, inheritance is the mechanism of basing an object or class upon another object or class, retaining similar implementation. Also defined as deriving new classes from existing ones such as super class or base class and then forming them into a hierarchy of classes. #coding #programming #oop 🌿 My Social Links - linktr.ee/yashmerino 📃 Topics Covered - What is inherita...
Why Can't CPU's Do Math?
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In computing, floating-point arithmetic (FP) is arithmetic that represents subsets of real numbers using an integer with a fixed precision, called the significand, scaled by an integer exponent of a fixed base. Numbers of this form are called floating-point numbers. #programming #coding #computerscience 🌿 My Social Links - linktr.ee/yashmerino 📃 Topics Covered - What is point floating math? - W...
4th viewer 44th subscriber, dude you’re a legend, keep it up and you’ll get somewhere… answering random stuff I always thought of 😅
bc theyre not proper calculators
Fancy!
thank you!
how are you this underrated?
<3
They can do math, just not with floating point numbers
that's true
phyton is so overrated change my mind
why
Your gonna be big bro, trust. Im your 20th sub
thank you, man, I appreciate it <3
I'm his 30th :D
@@enrott8560 <3
33rd I think?
ty <3
0:08: Wrong
good video, neat concept, great animation, new sub.
Thank you and welcome!
just put linux bro
this won't solve anything, unfortunately
cringe
@@yashmerinodev it will give you more memory tho
@@DrEggCakethis has nothing to do with memory...
@@tulenich9948 its a joke cuz linux takes less resources than windows
fintech devs entered the chat
wow a gpu is like me
good job bro
thank you, bro
Nice video underrated
thank you!
@@yashmerinodev I’m starting too so I understand.
it's not underrated. there are thousands of these floating point precision error videos.
@@cat47 chill out I just think his content is cool and I am surprised he does not have many subs
hm
The critique brings up some good points about how SOLID principles are applied, but I think SRP (Single Responsibility Principle) and clean code, in general, deserve a bit of defense here. SRP isn’t saying that every class should only do one tiny thing, it’s more about grouping things that belong together. The idea is that if you need to change something (like business logic), you only need to mess with one class, not tons of them. It makes life easier when you're trying to extend or refactor stuff down the road. Yeah, the interpretation part is flexible, but that’s kinda the point, it lets teams adapt to what works best for their project, as long as you’re not creating massive, chaotic classes. About method names and test refactoring-those criticisms feel a bit personal. Sure, some examples of clean code look weird, but the goal is to make the code more readable and less confusing. Uncle Bob’s idea is that code should tell a story and be easy to understand without making your brain work too hard. And on comments: clean code doesn’t mean “no comments ever.” If your code is clear, you won’t need as many, but sometimes they’re still useful for explaining tricky bits. I believe SOLID and clean code principles help keep your project maintainable and scalable. You don’t have to follow them blindly, but when used right, they help you avoid turning your codebase into a mess.
It is really strange to be the first viewer on a video. Nice job done
heey, thank you! Welcome